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Introductionat.exe is a commandline scheduler on Win32, similar in concept to *nix cron and at. It's run from a cmd.exe window, and allows you to add, remove, and view scheduled commands. Other tools exist for MS-Windows scheduling, but are outside the scope of this document.Examples(at time /date command) at 2:00 /every:Th C:\Perl\bin\perl.exe C:\perls\foo.pl --options --and --arguments at 14:00 /next:T C:\Perl\bin\perl.exe C:\perls\foo.pl --options --and --arguments CaveatsPerl-Specific
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Thanks to a monk or three (you know who you are) for pre-post critique, who shall remain nameless lest the sins of this post be visited upon them verily unto three generations Update: thanks to to replying monks for pointing out what appears to be substantial problems with win32 at. I've not encountered problems myself, but have no reason to doubt that they exist. Please, read the rest of this thread for yourself *before* using my examples in any situation that's at all important. Caveat Usor In reply to Schedule Win32 Perl Scripts with AT by ybiC
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